The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-04-09

d violent fit of insanity. He knocked tn
driver from his seat and took charge, drl,
" ing at break-neck speed. He Wa
t rounded up by party of horsemen VIII
g effected his capture.
It At the annual city election of Billing.
: j. G. Goss was elected mayor on the re
publican ticket, E. W. Harwood, city at
: torney and four alderman; a democratic
v treasurer. asst ssor, marshal and one alder
t man were elected
The Indian commission is now treating
with the Pend d'Orcilles and Calispels a
Sand Point, Idaho These Indians art
said to be favorably inclined towards the
! REIMBURSEMENT of their tribal holding.
} upon reasonable terms.
I David Bedford, an inmate of the Warm
Springs asylum died at that place las,
Monday at the age of so years. He was
an old resident of the territory and was
committed to the asylum from Lewis and
Clarke county in 1885.
A man by the name of Baldy met with
a fatal accident on the ranch of NJ.
Maloney near Augusta. He was driving
a fractions team hitched to a sulky plow
The team became frightened and ran
away with Baldy dragging him to death
The Northern Pacific express office and
Maguire's opera house at Missoula were
destroyed by fire Wednesday morning.
Loss about $4,000; insured for 1000. A
| small fire occurred at the same time at
the railroad roundhouse, but was extin-
guished with slight loss.
Independent: The Rocky Mountain
Telegraph company is now stringing
loop wire from Silver City, on their main
line, to Marysvllle, a distance of only six
miles. 1t will probably be in operation
in a week or ten days This will be the
first telegraph line Marysville has ever
had
Lorin Farr, a Mormon bishop and one
of the most prominent ''tollowers of the
prophet in Utah. met with an accident
at Pocatello on the first inst. which will
probably result fatally. He fell from a
platform ten feet above ground and struck
on his head, causing confusion of the
brain
The Indians in the vicinity of the
Blackfoot Agency have lived high during
the winter, having skinned. cut up and |
dried the meat of all the cattle which |
have died. This spring they are doing
land office business in skinning cattle. for
which they receive IS cents per skin. 1T
is an i'll wind which blows nobody good" |
The examination of Walker, Moore and
Young, accused of horse stealing, was
completed before Judge Holden, at Dill
Ion. Wednesday morning. Walker and
Moore were bound over to await the ac-
tion of the grand jury IN $1,000 bonds,
but will have to 60 to Jail Young was
shown to be only hired man and was
discharged.
A few days ago British Indians, Bloods,
stole all the horses from the ranch of Dore
and Kennedy, near Conrad. These Indi
ans are opening the horse stealing cam
paign rather early, but may come to grief
as the settlers in that region are deter
mined to make ''good Indians of such of
these renegades as they may capture while
'unning off stock. Il
The Blood Indians arc reported to be
IN this side of the border line IN great
numbers, and that the authorities of the
northwest are making strenuous efforts to
prevent their leaving their reservations.
number of Piegans are known to be as
ociated with them and their object un-
|oubtedly is to steal horses and kill
hose who oppose them. Stockmen in
be Nusselshell and Judith are advised
0 be on the lookout, and prepare to pro-
ect their interests
Adjutant- General Turner, of the Mon
ina militia, has just received not1ica
on from the ordnance bureau of the
ar department that on May 31st there
ill be issued to the territorial militia,
Il the arms, camp equipage and quarter
lasters stores that may he needed for
leir equipment. These stores will all a
e of standard quality, such as are issued
the regular army, and are provided !"
n out of an appropriation for the equip -
ent of the militia in the states and ter Z
tories. "
Herald Messrs W. S. Penrosc and
!. V. Kirtley, members of the territorial :,
'ard Of arbitration, met in Helena, pur- :.
ant to the call of the Governor. Mr..
ldy, the other member of the board, is
California. However the quorum Or
lnized by the election Of w. j. Penrose
and NJ. V. Kirtly clerk Alex. >. >,
evine was appointed deputy clerk. No
rther business was transacted and the ~